Everybody's Everything
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Everybody's Everything
Everybody's Everything is the first compilation album by American rapper Lil Peep. It was released on November 15, 2019, by Columbia Records, exactly two years after his death. The album was announced on November 1, 2019, which would have been the rapper's 23rd birthday. The album was released alongside a documentary of the same name.[ Several pop-up events to take place in November in New York City and Los Angeles are planned. The album was supported by the singles: "I've Been Waiting", "Moving On", "Belgium", and "When I Lie". The later three songs are from his EP, Goth Angel Sinner, which was released on October 31, 2019.-Wikipedia
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Variety
With Shakur, and the Peep revealed in “Everybody’s Everything,” tenderness, missed opportunities and unrequited love exist simultaneously with rap’s usual “bitches and coke” tropes. Lil Peep’s sad and beautiful world is something dear to behold.
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NME
Although the decision to release what sound like half-finished tracks purposefully left in the draft folder somewhat misguided, the album doesn’t do anything to tarnish his legacy. Instead, there are moments where it shows how capable of an artist Åhr was, a gentle reminder of the stardom Lil Peep could have achieved.
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All Music
Everybody's Everything is sometimes inconsistent, but it offers a complete picture of how quickly Lil Peep's short career ramped up from making tracks with friends to worldwide fame and influence.
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Pitchfork
What EVERYBODY’S EVERYTHING shows is an artist beyond his sadness; more than a portrait of Peep alone, it tells his story in collaborations. It is the work of a kid still determining his creative identity, and the best part of EVERYBODY’S EVERYTHING is how it shows him figuring himself out through his work with others.
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The Guardian
There are fewer references to death and self-destruction than on this album’s predecessor: the predominant theme here is unrequited love. The sublime Princess finds Peep pleading for “one text so I can get some rest”. Similar thoughts power Text Me’s beautiful blend of rap and blue-eyed soul. It’s a mixed bag, as posthumous collections often are, but there is enough to suggest that much wider stardom was well within his grasp.
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Northern Transmissions
With EVERYBODY’S EVERYTHING though we get a comprehensive reminder of why he made the impact that he made on his generation and a great all in one way to keep that legacy alive.
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Clash
'Everybody’s Everything' is a well-rounded tribute showcasing every aspect of Lil Peep. Not only highlighting an upsetting loss in the music industry but setting the bar for emo-trap; a sound that can often come across as gimmicky, this album exceeds our expectations and is a righteous example of Lil Peep’s art.
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Rolling Stone
Everybody’s Everything doesn’t offer a clearer picture of his emotional burden, but rather exists as a lasting reminder of the massive star he might have been.
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